Genealogy Ludwig » Jacob Ludwig (1755-1833)
Données personnelles Jacob Ludwig
Les sources 1, 2, 3, 4, 5- Il est né le 4 août 1755 dans Chester Co., Pennsylvania, United States.Les sources 6, 7, 8
AFN-ID: LH8B-STC
- Résidant:
- Pennsylvania, United States.Les sources 8, 9
- Pennsylvania.Source 9
- Il est décédé le 6 mai 1833 dans Ludwicks Corner, Chester Co., Pa, il avait 77 ans.Les sources 7, 10, 11, 12, 13
- Il est enterré le 8 mai 1833 dans St. Peter's Luthern Church, West Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., Pa.Les sources 10, 12, 13
- Alternative: Il est enterré dans Pikeland, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.Source 14
- Alternative: Il est enterré dans Pikeland, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.Source 15
- Un enfant de Johann Philipp Ludwig et Maria Eva Hetzel
Famille de Jacob Ludwig
Il est marié avec Anna Maria Hipple.
Ils se sont mariés à Kircheimbolanden, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany.
Enfant(s):
- George Ludwig 1778-1863
- Sarah Ludwig 1792-1877
- Hannah Ludwig 1797-1851
- Jacob Ludwig 1799-1868
Notes par Jacob Ludwig
Jacob and Mary Ludwick http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d18c0641-9bdc-4fb5-9287-aabe cc893f87&tid=48796585&pid=18197
Note 1: Birth: Feb. 2, 1755
Chester County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: May 6, 1833
Ludwigs Corner
Chester County
Pennsylvania, USA
Family links:
Spouse:
Anna Maria Hipple Ludwick (1759 - 1835)
Children:
Elizabeth Ludwick Miller (1777 - 1840)*
George Ludwick (1778 - 1863)*
John Ludwick (1781 - 1868)*
Philipina Ludwick Moses (1782 - 1867)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Saint Peters Pikeland UCC Cemetery
Pikeland
Chester County
Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: KLM
Record added: Nov 26, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 62180434
1) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, p. 363:
1768, October 19, Wednesday, at the "Peikstown Church" --
"The following persons were confirmed and received as members of the congregation:"
"(10) Jacob Ludwig, in his fourteenth year, son of Philip Ludwig."
2) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, p. 448:
[Note: The index indicates that the following passage refers to Jacob Ludwig, but I see nothing that would necessarily tie this statement to Jacob Ludwig]
1770, June 28, Thursday:
"Received several visits, especially one from the local schoolmaster, Mr. Ludewig, who says that he is the son of a former preacher at the Church of the Holy Cross in Quedlinburg. He came to this country fifteen or sixteen years ago and had to pay for his passage as a servant among English people, and there he learned to work hard at unaccustomed labor. He has the reputation of being a competent, faithful, diligent, and exemplary schoolmaster"
3) Tax Listings:
Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, Volume 12:
1780, Vincent Rate, p. 300, Inmates -- Jacob Ludwick
[Note 1: Not sure why Jacob is in Vincent township rather than Pikeland township, except perhaps for his wife's family.]
[Note 2: I believe he was listed in Vincent tax rates earlier than this, but I don't have access to that info right now to verify.]
4) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume III, p. 345:
1780, August 30, Wednesday:
"Jacob Ludewig and Balthasar Ludewig, of Peiks Township, Chester County" are the bondsmen for the marriage of "Georg Lenghard, son of Philip Lenghard, of Lancaster, and Elisabeth Jost, daughter of Conrad Jost, of Peiks Township, Chester County".
5) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume III, p. 347:
1780, September 5, Tuesday:
"Today I married, per bond to the honorable president: Georg Leonhard, a saddler from Lancaster, and Elisabeth Jost, daughter of Conrad Jost, of Peikland, Chester County. Surities: Balthasar and Jacob Ludewig."
17. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834, "CD-ROM."
18. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, The Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg In Three Volumes: Translated by Theodore G. Tappert and John W. Doberstein, (The Evangelical Luthern Ministerium of Pennsylvania and Adjacent States and The Muhlenberg Press, Philadelphia, 1942).
19. Vivian F. Taylor, Norristown, PA, "Ludwick Material prepared by Vivian F. Taylor," Material sent to Henry E. Eiszler.
Jacob Ludwick a Revolutionary Soldier for the state of Pennsylcania was in the battle of Brandywine and the Battle of Breeds Hill.
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Audit of Jacob's Estate 7/20/1853
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Orphans court of Chester County.
The undersigned, appointed by the annexed order to audit and examine the account of George Ludwick Executor of Jacob Ludwick late of the township of West Vincent in said county dec respectfully submits the following report
The auditor sat in accordance with prior arrangement to here the parties of his office in the borough of West Chester on the twentieth day of July 1853.
There were present at the hearing the accountant, with his counsel,
Andrew Miller, Esq. The three Expectants viz: George Miller, executor dec. of
Henry Miller dec and George Ralsfon, guardian of the minor children of John
Miller , dec with there counsel , John Hickman Esquire; - and Sarah Faulkner, with her counsel, Joseph J Sem's Esq.:- Jacob Ludwick and Hannah Ludwick ,children of the decedent were likewise present, - Mr. Sem's being there counsel also.
The testifier died in the year 1833 , in or before the month of June, seised of the following described real estate, viz: A messuage in the two lots in West Vincent township, Chester county, containing together about sixteen acres of land: a tavern house and a lot of land in Marrietta, Lancaster county and a hatter shop and lot of land in the same place .
The inventory of his personal estate filed June 28, 1833 amounted to $2,200.40 His will _________September 19, 1828 and was proved June 6, 1833.
After the payment of his funeral expenses and debts, he gave to his wife Mary, the free and entire use and profits of all his real estate during her life and gave her his personal estate during the same time. He directed his executor after her death to sell his personal estate that might "then be left and remaining "- and all his real estate at "such times, ways and terms as he may conceive most advantageous to his estate. He directed the money arising therefrom, with all other money belonging to his estate, to be equally divided amongst his nine children, viz: Elisabeth, George, Phebe, Catharine, Sarah, Hannah, Jacob, John, and Nancy and his Granddaughter, Sarah Williams directing further as follows, viz: Any sum of sums of money that I have had for any of my children or given to them or other for open by which I have given to them and which I have charged them with in my family book (so called) is to be taken out of their respective dividends , by my executor . It is desired to be understood, that my will and desire is that all my children or there legal represent alive should have an equal share of my estate. He directed that the shares of his daughters, Catharine and Sarah be put to interest by his execrator and the interest be paid to them annually, but in case either should survive her husband the principal was to be paid to her. He directed the share of his son Jacob to be put to interest and the interest paid him annually. ______________________________
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Should the interest prove insufficient for his comfortable living. Should Jacob become a sober and well doing man he directed the principal to be paid to him. He appointed his son George executor . His widow died April 10 1835 His daughter Elisabeth was married to Henry Miller, -She and her husband are dead: The minor children of whom George Ratston an expectant , is guardian of one grandchildren of Elisabeth.- Phebe was married to John Moses and survives him. Catharine was married to John Trump and survives him: -Sarah was married to Thomas Fautkner and survived him:-Ann- called Nancy in the will, married John Robb and survives him: -Sarah Williams married Adam Reitenbaugh, both are living:-George Hammah, Jacob and John are still living .Jacob has become a sober and well doing man. At the testators death the tavern property in Marietta was rented to James Stackhoride for three years from April 1, 1831 at a rent of ninety dollars per annum . He continued in possession under the executor till April 1, 1851 being sixteen years from the death of the widow. The rent for the last twelve years of that time, the executor admits to have been one hundred and fifty dollars per annum:-and not showing that any offer sum had been paid for the remainder-of the time, he is to be charged at that rate for the whole period.-An allowance in his charge is to be made to him for $291.35 lost by the insolvent___of the tenant who died about 1851;
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Have been paid according to the conditions of the sale. Brenbrs app. 7barr 333. Samberhown Smitts, 13 S&R 310 . Interest is to be charged also on the purchase money of the other real estate from one year after the sales. Hannah and Ann Ludwick not having complied with there part of the contract for the purchase of the West Vincent property and that sale not having been perfected,-are est offered claiming anything beyond the proceeds of the sale of 1851:-the auditor will so report that justice will be done between them and the executor.
The account stated by the auditor show that the balance against the executor April 10, 1836 on account of the personal estate, was 1768.39 adding interest on this sum for seventeen years $1803.75 and the several changes in the testators book against his children and allowing a credit of $90. Commission on the interest changed the balance of the personal estate for distribution is found to be $4,133.26
Against Sarah Williams the granddaughter and a legatee there is no charge in the testators book. There is however a charge of $120.63 against her mother, Margaret Williams, who was dead at the date of the will. The auditor thinks there can be little doubt on a fair construction of the will that the testator,-declaring that all (his) children at their legal representative should have an equal share of (his) estate ,-designed this change to be put to his grand daughters account looking upon her as the representative of her mother. In the account of the real estate the executor is charge with $5,177. As the proceeds of sale; $3124.92 interest and $2,244.65 __________________________
____________to 500.-showing a balance ,ago him on this account of $10,043.57: the aggregate balance of real and personal estate is $14,176.83 from this is to be deducted the expenses of the auditor $73- and the balance for distribution is 14,103.83
All the parties present and their counsel agreed that the auditor should report a distribution of the balance, charging the legatees against their share with such sums as it should appear the executor ought to be credited with: the report to have the same effect as if the auditor had been appointed by the Orphans Court for that purpose.-Ann not being present or represented before the auditor can not be bound by the report even if she neglects to except to it. If she were to receive an equal share of the general balance, she would according to the principles stated in the report be receiving more than she is entitled to, by her share of the amount of the difference between the mo. Sales $1,152.00 interest for sixteen years on that sun $1,105.92 and one half of one years rent of West Vincent farm, in all $2,292.92. This sum being deducted from the general balance will leave $11,810.91 which the auditor reports to be the balance one tenth of which is Ann's distributive share.
On the fourth day of May 1839, Robert Ralston, agent of Henry Miller and Elisabeth his wife, made a settlement with
The executor for her share. As far as he has settled the estate a balance of $262.62 was found to be due the executor and more given for that sum, to be deducted out of her share after that sale of the Marietta property.-A copy of the note is annexed.
The supplementary account ha___________________________________.
DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS
Elisabeth Miller
Whole balance of account 14,103.83
Add 2/3 of expenses 335.00
14,438.83
Deduct balance of personal estate. 4,133.26
Purchase money of W. Vincent
Farm and interest 5,883.02
Rent to April 1, 1839 694. 10,711.18
3,727.65
Elisabeth Miller's share 1/10 372.76
Due executor 109.94
482.70
Amount overpaid by execrator May 4, 1839 262.62
Interest 14 years 220.08
$482.70
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Catharine Trump
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Charge in testators book 22.82
Cash October 9, 1835 20.00
Interest-17 years 20.40
Balance due Catharine Trump 1,347.16
1,410.38
Phebe Moses
Her share of estate $1,410.35
Charge in Testator's book 182.85
Cash interest April 11, 1839 30.00
Cash do March 23,1840 30.00
Cash do Novem: 6, 1840 9.00
Cash May 11, 1841 34.00
Interest 12 years 24.48 58.48
Cash Sept: 16 1841 50.00
Interest 12 years 36.00 86.00
Cash May 27, 1845 70.00
Interest 8 years 33.60 103.60
Cash Jan: 8 1850 180.00
Interest 3 years 8 mo. 39.60 219.60
Balance due Phebe Moses 690.85
1,410.38
Sarah Faulkner
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Charge in testator's book 81.50
Cash-Interest March 31, 1836 10.00
Cash July 20, 1838 75.00 Interest 15 years 67.50 142.50
Cash April 7, 1844 67.00
Interest 9 years 36.18 103.18
Cash March 28, 1851 500.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo.: 72.50 572.50
Cash July 20, 1850 50.00
Balance due Sarah Faulkner 450.70
1,410.38
Hannah Ludwick
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Due executor 410.72
$1,821.11
;
Half of note for $24.53 due Feb. 26, 1836 12.27
Interest 17 years 12.51 24.78
Cash Interest April 11, 1837 20.00
Cash April 1840 20.00
Cash Oct: 1840 22.00
Half rent of West Vincent farm from April 1835
To April 1851. 16 years at $35. Per anu. 560.00
Farm at first and second sale 115.20
Half of purchase money of West Vincent
Farm April 1, 1851 925.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo's 134.12 1,059.12
$1,821.10
Ann Robb late Ludwick
Whole balance of account 14,103.83
Deduct difference of price of West Vincent
Farm aft two sale 1,152.00
Interest 16 years 1,105.92
Half rent of farm -one year 35.00 2,292.92
Divided 11,810.91
Ann Robb share 1/10 1,181.09
Half of note and interest (as Hannah's) 24.00
Cash-Interest May 11,1841 30.00
Cash- April 26, 1851 500.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo.'s 70.00
Balance due Ann Robb 556.36
Jacob Ludwick
Whole Balance of account 14,103.83
Add 4/5 of expenses 418.00
14,521.83
Deduct Balance of personal estate 4,133.26
Price of West Vincent farm & interest 5,883.92
Rent to April 1, 1847 1,936.00
Price of Hatter's shop & interest 510.00 12,463.18
2,058.65
Jacob Ludwick's share 1/10 205.86
Due him per settlement April 1, 1847- Principal 598.62
Rent & interest 50.89
Interest on $598.62 4 years 5 mo's 158.19
Balance due executor 185.56
1,199.12
John Ludwick
His share of estate $1,410.38
Sarah Reitenbaugh -late Williams
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Due for lot at date if Inventory June 1833 60.00
Interest 20 years 72.00 132.00
Change in Testor's book 120.60
Cash April 5, 1836 130.00
Interest 17 years 132.60 262.60
Cash April 14,1838 200.00
Interest 15 years 180.00 380.00
Cash April 26, 1851 200.00
Interest 2 years 24.00 224.00
Balance due Sarah Reitenbaugh 291.15
1,410.38
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Recapitulation
Due to Catharine Trump 1,347.16
Phebe Moses 690.85
Sarah Faulkner 450.70
Ann Robb 556.31
John Ludwick 1,410.38
Sarah Reitenbaugh 291.15
4,746.55
Due from Elisabeth Miller 109.94
Hannah Ludwick 410.72
Jacob Ludwick 185.56
706.22
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1) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, p. 363:
1768, October 19, Wednesday, at the "Peikstown Church" --
"The following persons were confirmed and received as members of the congregation:"
"(10) Jacob Ludwig, in his fourteenth year, son of Philip Ludwig."
2) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume II, p. 448:
[Note: The index indicates that the following passage refers to Jacob Ludwig, but I see nothing that would necessarily tie this statement to Jacob Ludwig]
1770, June 28, Thursday:
"Received several visits, especially one from the local schoolmaster, Mr. Ludewig, who says that he is the son of a former preacher at the Church of the Holy Cross in Quedlinburg. He came to this country fifteen or sixteen years ago and had to pay for his passage as a servant among English people, and there he learned to work hard at unaccustomed labor. He has the reputation of being a competent, faithful, diligent, and exemplary schoolmaster"
3) Tax Listings:
Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, Volume 12:
1780, Vincent Rate, p. 300, Inmates -- Jacob Ludwick
[Note 1: Not sure why Jacob is in Vincent township rather than Pikeland township, except perhaps for his wife's family.]
[Note 2: I believe he was listed in Vincent tax rates earlier than this, but I don't have access to that info right now to verify.]
4) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume III, p. 345:
1780, August 30, Wednesday:
"Jacob Ludewig and Balthasar Ludewig, of Peiks Township, Chester County" are the bondsmen for the marriage of "Georg Lenghard, son of Philip Lenghard, of Lancaster, and Elisabeth Jost, daughter of Conrad Jost, of Peiks Township, Chester County".
5) From the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Volume III, p. 347:
1780, September 5, Tuesday:
"Today I married, per bond to the honorable president: Georg Leonhard, a saddler from Lancaster, and Elisabeth Jost, daughter of Conrad Jost, of Peikland, Chester County. Surities: Balthasar and Jacob Ludewig."
17. Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834, "CD-ROM."
18. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, The Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg In Three Volumes: Translated by Theodore G. Tappert and John W. Doberstein, (The Evangelical Luthern Ministerium of Pennsylvania and Adjacent States and The Muhlenberg Press, Philadelphia, 1942).
19. Vivian F. Taylor, Norristown, PA, "Ludwick Material prepared by Vivian F. Taylor," Material sent to Henry E. Eiszler.
Jacob Ludwick a Revolutionary Soldier for the state of Pennsylcania was in the battle of Brandywine and the Battle of Breeds Hill.
Audit of Jacob's Estate 7/20/1853
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Orphans court of Chester County.
The undersigned, appointed by the annexed order to audit and examine the account of George Ludwick Executor of Jacob Ludwick late of the township of West Vincent in said county dec respectfully submits the following report
The auditor sat in accordance with prior arrangement to here the parties of his office in the borough of West Chester on the twentieth day of July 1853.
There were present at the hearing the accountant, with his counsel,
Andrew Miller, Esq. The three Expectants viz: George Miller, executor dec. of
Henry Miller dec and George Ralsfon, guardian of the minor children of John
Miller , dec with there counsel , John Hickman Esquire; - and Sarah Faulkner, with her counsel, Joseph J Sem's Esq.:- Jacob Ludwick and Hannah Ludwick ,children of the decedent were likewise present, - Mr. Sem's being there counsel also.
The testifier died in the year 1833 , in or before the month of June, seised of the following described real estate, viz: A messuage in the two lots in West Vincent township, Chester county, containing together about sixteen acres of land: a tavern house and a lot of land in Marrietta, Lancaster county and a hatter shop and lot of land in the same place .
The inventory of his personal estate filed June 28, 1833 amounted to $2,200.40 His will _________September 19, 1828 and was proved June 6, 1833.
After the payment of his funeral expenses and debts, he gave to his wife Mary, the free and entire use and profits of all his real estate during her life and gave her his personal estate during the same time. He directed his executor after her death to sell his personal estate that might "then be left and remaining "- and all his real estate at "such times, ways and terms as he may conceive most advantageous to his estate. He directed the money arising therefrom, with all other money belonging to his estate, to be equally divided amongst his nine children, viz: Elisabeth, George, Phebe, Catharine, Sarah, Hannah, Jacob, John, and Nancy and his Granddaughter, Sarah Williams directing further as follows, viz: Any sum of sums of money that I have had for any of my children or given to them or other for open by which I have given to them and which I have charged them with in my family book (so called) is to be taken out of their respective dividends , by my executor . It is desired to be understood, that my will and desire is that all my children or there legal represent alive should have an equal share of my estate. He directed that the shares of his daughters, Catharine and Sarah be put to interest by his execrator and the interest be paid to them annually, but in case either should survive her husband the principal was to be paid to her. He directed the share of his son Jacob to be put to interest and the interest paid him annually.
Should the interest prove insufficient for his comfortable living. Should Jacob become a sober and well doing man he directed the principal to be paid to him. He appointed his son George executor . His widow died April 10 1835 His daughter Elisabeth was married to Henry Miller, -She and her husband are dead: The minor children of whom George Ratston an expectant , is guardian of one grandchildren of Elisabeth.- Phebe was married to John Moses and survives him. Catharine was married to John Trump and survives him: -Sarah was married to Thomas Fautkner and survived him:-Ann- called Nancy in the will, married John Robb and survives him: -Sarah Williams married Adam Reitenbaugh, both are living:-George Hammah, Jacob and John are still living .Jacob has become a sober and well doing man. At the testators death the tavern property in Marietta was rented to James Stackhoride for three years from April 1, 1831 at a rent of ninety dollars per annum . He continued in possession under the executor till April 1, 1851 being sixteen years from the death of the widow. The rent for the last twelve years of that time, the executor admits to have been one hundred and fifty dollars per annum:-and not showing that any offer sum had been paid for the remainder-of the time, he is to be charged at that rate for the whole period.-An allowance in his charge is to be made to him for $291.35 lost by the insolvent___of the tenant who died about 1851;
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Have been paid according to the conditions of the sale. Brenbrs app. 7barr 333. Samberhown Smitts, 13 S&R 310 . Interest is to be charged also on the purchase money of the other real estate from one year after the sales. Hannah and Ann Ludwick not having complied with there part of the contract for the purchase of the West Vincent property and that sale not having been perfected,-are est offered claiming anything beyond the proceeds of the sale of 1851:-the auditor will so report that justice will be done between them and the executor.
The account stated by the auditor show that the balance against the executor April 10, 1836 on account of the personal estate, was 1768.39 adding interest on this sum for seventeen years $1803.75 and the several changes in the testators book against his children and allowing a credit of $90. Commission on the interest changed the balance of the personal estate for distribution is found to be $4,133.26
Against Sarah Williams the granddaughter and a legatee there is no charge in the testators book. There is however a charge of $120.63 against her mother, Margaret Williams, who was dead at the date of the will. The auditor thinks there can be little doubt on a fair construction of the will that the testator,-declaring that all (his) children at their legal representative should have an equal share of (his) estate ,-designed this change to be put to his grand daughters account looking upon her as the representative of her mother. In the account of the real estate the executor is charge with $5,177. As the proceeds of sale; $3124.92 interest and $2,244.65 __________________________
____________to 500.-showing a balance ,ago him on this account of $10,043.57: the aggregate balance of real and personal estate is $14,176.83 from this is to be deducted the expenses of the auditor $73- and the balance for distribution is 14,103.83
All the parties present and their counsel agreed that the auditor should report a distribution of the balance, charging the legatees against their share with such sums as it should appear the executor ought to be credited with: the report to have the same effect as if the auditor had been appointed by the Orphans Court for that purpose.-Ann not being present or represented before the auditor can not be bound by the report even if she neglects to except to it. If she were to receive an equal share of the general balance, she would according to the principles stated in the report be receiving more than she is entitled to, by her share of the amount of the difference between the mo. Sales $1,152.00 interest for sixteen years on that sun $1,105.92 and one half of one years rent of West Vincent farm, in all $2,292.92. This sum being deducted from the general balance will leave $11,810.91 which the auditor reports to be the balance one tenth of which is Ann's distributive share.
On the fourth day of May 1839, Robert Ralston, agent of Henry Miller and Elisabeth his wife, made a settlement with
The executor for her share. As far as he has settled the estate a balance of $262.62 was found to be due the executor and more given for that sum, to be deducted out of her share after that sale of the Marietta property.-A copy of the note is annexed.
The supplementary account ha_______?____________________________.
DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS
Elisabeth Miller
Whole balance of account 14,103.83
Add 2/3 of expenses 335.00
14,438.83
Deduct balance of personal estate. 4,133.26
Purchase money of W. Vincent
Farm and interest 5,883.02
Rent to April 1, 1839 694. 10,711.18
3,727.65
Elisabeth Miller's share 1/10 372.76
Due executor 109.94
482.70
Amount overpaid by execrator May 4, 1839 262.62
Interest 14 years 220.08
$482.70
Catharine Trump
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Charge in testators book 22.82
Cash October 9, 1835 20.00
Interest-17 years 20.40
Balance due Catharine Trump 1,347.16
1,410.38
Phebe Moses
Her share of estate $1,410.35
Charge in Testator's book 182.85
Cash interest April 11, 1839 30.00
Cash do March 23,1840 30.00
Cash do Novem: 6, 1840 9.00
Cash May 11, 1841 34.00
Interest 12 years 24.48 58.48
Cash Sept: 16 1841 50.00
Interest 12 years 36.00 86.00
Cash May 27, 1845 70.00
Interest 8 years 33.60 103.60
Cash Jan: 8 1850 180.00
Interest 3 years 8 mo. 39.60 219.60
Balance due Phebe Moses 690.85
1,410.38
Sarah Faulkner
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Charge in testator's book 81.50
Cash-Interest March 31, 1836 10.00
Cash July 20, 1838 75.00 Interest 15 years 67.50 142.50
Cash April 7, 1844 67.00
Interest 9 years 36.18 103.18
Cash March 28, 1851 500.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo.: 72.50 572.50
Cash July 20, 1850 50.00
Balance due Sarah Faulkner 450.70
1,410.38
Hannah Ludwick
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Due executor 410.72
$1,821.11
Half of note for $24.53 due Feb. 26, 1836 12.27
Interest 17 years 12.51 24.78
Cash Interest April 11, 1837 20.00
Cash April 1840 20.00
Cash Oct: 1840 22.00
Half rent of West Vincent farm from April 1835
To April 1851. 16 years at $35. Per anu. 560.00
Farm at first and second sale 115.20
Half of purchase money of West Vincent
Farm April 1, 1851 925.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo's 134.12 1,059.12
$1,821.10
Ann Robb late Ludwick
Whole balance of account 14,103.83
Deduct difference of price of West Vincent
Farm aft two sale 1,152.00
Interest 16 years 1,105.92
Half rent of farm -one year 35.00 2,292.92
Divided 11,810.91
Ann Robb share 1/10 1,181.09
Half of note and interest (as Hannah's) 24.00
Cash-Interest May 11,1841 30.00
Cash- April 26, 1851 500.00
Interest 2 years 5 mo.'s 70.00
Balance due Ann Robb 556.36
Jacob Ludwick
Whole Balance of account 14,103.83
Add 4/5 of expenses 418.00
14,521.83
Deduct Balance of personal estate 4,133.26
Price of West Vincent farm & interest 5,883.92
Rent to April 1, 1847 1,936.00
Price of Hatter's shop & interest 510.00 12,463.18
2,058.65
Jacob Ludwick's share 1/10 205.86
Due him per settlement April 1, 1847- Principal 598.62
Rent & interest 50.89
Interest on $598.62 4 years 5 mo's 158.19
Balance due executor 185.56
1,199.12
John Ludwick
His share of estate $1,410.38
Sarah Reitenbaugh -late Williams
Her share of estate 1,410.38
Due for lot at date if Inventory June 1833 60.00
Interest 20 years 72.00 132.00
Change in Testor's book 120.60
Cash April 5, 1836 130.00
Interest 17 years 132.60 262.60
Cash April 14,1838 200.00
Interest 15 years 180.00 380.00
Cash April 26, 1851 200.00
Interest 2 years 24.00 224.00
Balance due Sarah Reitenbaugh 291.15
1,410.38
Recapitulation
Due to Catharine Trump 1,347.16
Phebe Moses 690.85
Sarah Faulkner 450.70
Ann Robb 556.31
John Ludwick 1,410.38
Sarah Reitenbaugh 291.15
4,746.55
Due from Elisabeth Miller 109.94
Hannah Ludwick 410.72
Jacob Ludwick 185.56
706.22
Barre chronologique Jacob Ludwig
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Les sources
- Ludwick Web Site, Jon Ludwick, Jacob Ludwick, 28 décembre 2015
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MyHeritage.com family tree Family site: Ludwick Web Site Family tree: 8156219-9
- Find A Grave.com, via https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cg...
Jacob Ludwick, Sr Birth: Aug. 4, 1755 Chester County Pennsylvania, USA Death: May 6, 1833 Ludwigs Corner Chester County Pennsylvania, USA Son of Johann Philip Vincenz Ludwick and Eva Maria Hetzel. Revolutionary War veteran. 6th Company Captain Andrew Snyder 2nd Class Jacob Ludwick Owned & operated the 'Captain Lawrence', an inn/tavern located at Ludwig's Corner, Vincent Township (n/k/a West Vincent Twp), Chester County, Pennsylvania. *Related info-one of Jacob's brothers can be found here: Valentine Ludwick Chester County Wills - vol 16, pg 531 Jacob Ludwick - West Vincent Written 19 Sep 1828 / Proved 6 Jun 1833 Wife: Mary Children: Elizabeth, George, Phebe, Catharine, Sarah, Hannah, Jacob, John, Nancy. Granddaughter: Sarah Williams (child of Margaret Ludwick Williams, deceased). Family links: Spouse: Anna Maria Hipple Ludwick (1759 - 1835) Children: Elizabeth Ludwick Miller (1777 - 1840)* George Ludwick (1778 - 1863)* John Ludwick (1781 - 1868)* Phebe Ludwick Moses (1782 - 1867)* Hannah Ludwick (1798 - 1873)* Jacob Ludwick (1799 - 1868)* Catherine Ludwick Trump (1785-1865)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: In memory of JACOB LUDWICK departed this life May 6th 1833 aged 77 yrs 9 mos & 2 days Burial: Saint Peters Pikeland UCC Cemetery Pikeland Chester County Pennsylvania, USA Plot: Row 37 Maintained by: Melissa Mariano Originally Created by: Karen Miller Record added: Nov 26, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 62180434
- FamilySearch Family Tree, via https://www.myheritage.com/research/reco...
Jacob LudwigBirth name: Jacob LudwigGender: MaleBirth: Aug 4 1755 - Chester, Pennsylvania, United StatesDeath: May 6 1833 - Chester, Chester, Pennsylvania, United StatesBurial: May 8 1833 - St. Peters Luthern Church, West Pikeland Twp., Chester Co., Pa.There seems to be an issue with this person's relatives. View this person on FamilySearch to see this information.
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- Family site (GenCircles), John Ludwick, Jacob* LUDWICK, 3 janvier 2016
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MyHeritage.com family tree Family site: Family site (GenCircles) Family tree: tHE lUDWICKS-Hill 062208_2009-01-19_AutoBackup_2009-02-16_2009-03-05_2009-03-25_2010-01-30_AutoBackup_2010-06-04_2010-06-11_2010-10-04_2012-05-25
- American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI), Godfrey Memorial Library, comp.
- DAR Genealogical Research Database, National #234894 Under Stella Reber Franz Ancestor # A100829.
Schlasman Family. On Home page click on Descendants and fill in needed info.
- Ancestry Family Trees, Database online.
Record for Johann Philip VincentzLudovicihttp://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=48796585&pid=18 197
- Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant ApplicationFiles,1800-1900, Ancestry.com
- Find A Grave Memorial-Phoebe Ludwick Moses, via http://www.findagrave.com...
Birth, Death date, Husband, Mother and Father.
- Find A Grave Memorial-Jacob Ludwick, www.findagrave.com
Burial Site of Jacob Ludwick, family and wife.
- Web: Pennsylvania, Find A Grave Index, 1682-2012, Ancestry.com
- Taffet's, Mary D. family File, Mary D. Taffet
Notes: Ilbesheim info from Records of the Protestant ChurchofIlbesheim-Kirchheimbolanden, found by Mary Taffert. The records can also be found on FHL film #193913, and in the IGI on the FHL's Family Search Website. ( Note that the surname is recorded as "Ludovici" in the earlier records.).
- U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, Ancestry.com
Record for Jacob Ludwick
- Web: Pennsylvania, Find A Grave Index, 1682-2012, Ancestry.com
Record for Jacob Ludwick
Événements historiques
Jour de naissance 4 août 1755
- La température le 4 août 1755 était d'environ 14,0 °C. Il y avait 24 mm de précipitationLe vent venait principalement de l'/du sud-quart-sud-ouest. Caractérisation du temps: betrokken regen. Source: KNMI
- En l'an 1755: Source: Wikipedia
- 13 février » le traité de Giyanti met fin à la troisième guerre de succession javanaise, sous les auspices de la Compagnie néerlandaise des Indes orientales.
- 20 février » le général britannique Edward Braddock arrive en Virginie pour prendre le commandement de toutes les troupes britanniques en Amérique.
- 20 avril » Pascal Paoli est élu général en chef de la nation corse.
- 9 juillet » victoire française contre l'expédition Braddock à la bataille de la Monongahela pendant la guerre de la Conquête.
- 14 juillet » le patriote corse, et homme des lumières, Pasquale Paoli, révolté contre Gênes, est proclamé général en chef de la nation corse, au couvent Saint-Antoine de Casabianca. Il fait de la Corse un état indépendant, et la première démocratie du monde moderne.
- 8 septembre » bataille du lac George (guerre de la Conquête).
Jour du décès 6 mai 1833
- La température le 6 mai 1833 était d'environ 19,0 °C. Le vent venait principalement de l'/du nord-nordest. Caractérisation du temps: helder. Source: KNMI
- Cette page est uniquement disponible en néerlandais.De Republiek der Verenigde Nederlanden werd in 1794-1795 door de Fransen veroverd onder leiding van bevelhebber Charles Pichegru (geholpen door de Nederlander Herman Willem Daendels); de verovering werd vergemakkelijkt door het dichtvriezen van de Waterlinie; Willem V moest op 18 januari 1795 uitwijken naar Engeland (en van daaruit in 1801 naar Duitsland); de patriotten namen de macht over van de aristocratische regenten en proclameerden de Bataafsche Republiek; op 16 mei 1795 werd het Haags Verdrag gesloten, waarmee ons land een vazalstaat werd van Frankrijk; in 3.1796 kwam er een Nationale Vergadering; in 1798 pleegde Daendels een staatsgreep, die de unitarissen aan de macht bracht; er kwam een nieuwe grondwet, die een Vertegenwoordigend Lichaam (met een Eerste en Tweede Kamer) instelde en als regering een Directoire; in 1799 sloeg Daendels bij Castricum een Brits-Russische invasie af; in 1801 kwam er een nieuwe grondwet; bij de Vrede van Amiens (1802) kreeg ons land van Engeland zijn koloniën terug (behalve Ceylon); na de grondwetswijziging van 1805 kwam er een raadpensionaris als eenhoofdig gezag, namelijk Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck (van 31 oktober 1761 tot 25 maart 1825).
- En l'an 1833: Source: Wikipedia
- La population des Pays-Bas était d'environ 2,9 millions d'habitants.
- 3 janvier » la Grande-Bretagne prend le contrôle des îles Malouines.
- 16 mars » première de Beatrice di Tenda, opéra de Vincenzo Bellini au Teatro della Pergola de Florence.
- 22 mars » en Allemagne, à Berlin, signature d'un traité d'unification douanière entre, d'une part, la Bavière et le Wurtemberg et, de l'autre, la Prusse et la Hesse-Darmstadt. Metternich ne peut s'opposer à l'adhésion dans les mois suivants de la plupart des États allemands, un phénomène qui illustre la prépondérance de la Prusse.
- 25 mars » révolution en Haïti.
- 7 juin » mariage de Léopold II de Toscane avec Marie-Antoinette de Bourbon-Siciles.
- 29 septembre » mort du roi Ferdinand VII d'Espagne; elle entraînera une guerre civile entre carlistes et partisans d’Isabelle II d'Espagne.
Jour des funérailles 8 mai 1833
- La température le 8 mai 1833 était d'environ 17,0 °C. Le vent venait principalement de l'/du est. Caractérisation du temps: helder. Source: KNMI
- Cette page est uniquement disponible en néerlandais.De Republiek der Verenigde Nederlanden werd in 1794-1795 door de Fransen veroverd onder leiding van bevelhebber Charles Pichegru (geholpen door de Nederlander Herman Willem Daendels); de verovering werd vergemakkelijkt door het dichtvriezen van de Waterlinie; Willem V moest op 18 januari 1795 uitwijken naar Engeland (en van daaruit in 1801 naar Duitsland); de patriotten namen de macht over van de aristocratische regenten en proclameerden de Bataafsche Republiek; op 16 mei 1795 werd het Haags Verdrag gesloten, waarmee ons land een vazalstaat werd van Frankrijk; in 3.1796 kwam er een Nationale Vergadering; in 1798 pleegde Daendels een staatsgreep, die de unitarissen aan de macht bracht; er kwam een nieuwe grondwet, die een Vertegenwoordigend Lichaam (met een Eerste en Tweede Kamer) instelde en als regering een Directoire; in 1799 sloeg Daendels bij Castricum een Brits-Russische invasie af; in 1801 kwam er een nieuwe grondwet; bij de Vrede van Amiens (1802) kreeg ons land van Engeland zijn koloniën terug (behalve Ceylon); na de grondwetswijziging van 1805 kwam er een raadpensionaris als eenhoofdig gezag, namelijk Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck (van 31 oktober 1761 tot 25 maart 1825).
- En l'an 1833: Source: Wikipedia
- La population des Pays-Bas était d'environ 2,9 millions d'habitants.
- 1 janvier » le Royaume-Uni proclame sa souveraineté sur les îles Malouines.
- 16 mars » première de Beatrice di Tenda, opéra de Vincenzo Bellini au Teatro della Pergola de Florence.
- 25 mars » révolution en Haïti.
- 5 juillet » l'escadre britannique de Charles Napier défait la flotte de Dom Miguel lors de la bataille du cap Saint-Vincent.
- 29 septembre » mort du roi Ferdinand VII d'Espagne; elle entraînera une guerre civile entre carlistes et partisans d’Isabelle II d'Espagne.
- 20 décembre » arrivée du premier vaisseau venant rétablir la souveraineté britannique aux îles Malouines.
Même jour de naissance/décès
- 1694 » Étienne-François Avisse, dramaturge français († 23 décembre 1747)
- 1755 » Nicolas-Jacques Conté, peintre, physicien et chimiste français († 6 décembre 1805).
- 1758 » Boniface de Castellane, homme politique et militaire français († 21 février 1837).
- 1770 » François Étienne Kellermann, général français († 2 juin 1835).
- 1792 » Percy Bysshe Shelley, poète britannique († 8 juillet 1822).
- 1805 » William Rowan Hamilton, mathématicien, physicien et astronome irlandais († 2 septembre 1865).
- 1862 » Henry David Thoreau, écrivain américain (° 12 juillet 1817).
- 1872 » George Robert Gray, zoologiste et écrivain britannique (° 8 juillet 1808).
- 1888 » Carlos Velasco Peinado, architecte espagnol (° 1842)
- 1892 » Ernest Guiraud, compositeur et professeur de musique français (° 23 juin 1837).
- 1897 » Alfred Des Cloizeaux, minéralogiste français (° 17 octobre 1817).
- 1910 » Édouard VII, roi du Royaume-Uni et des dominions depuis 1901 (° 9 novembre 1841).
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Richard Oliver Ludwig, "Genealogy Ludwig", base de données, Généalogie Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/genealogy-ludwig/I32269.php : consultée 8 juin 2024), "Jacob Ludwig (1755-1833)".
Richard Oliver Ludwig, "Genealogy Ludwig", base de données, Généalogie Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/genealogy-ludwig/I32269.php : consultée 8 juin 2024), "Jacob Ludwig (1755-1833)".